The present paper focuses on the preparation of a topographic and cadastral documentation aimed at registering a real estate property in the Land Register, located within the administrative territory of Uricani (UAT Uricani), Câmpu lui Neag village, Hunedoara County. The main objective of the project is to accurately determine the position and boundaries of the property, to generate the corresponding topographic plans, and to compile the required documentation in accordance with the regulations of the National Agency for Cadastre and Land Registration (ANCPI). For this purpose, a planimetric reference system was established by verifying and extending the existing geodetic triangulation network using the method of conditioned measurements and the back-intersection (Bonea) technique for network densification. Topographic measurements were carried out using a Pentax V-227N total station, ensuring high precision in both angular and distance determinations. The topographic detail survey was performed using the polar coordinate method, with observation points 101 (newly determined) and 102 serving as stations, resulting in accurate point coordinates in the Stereographic 1970 national coordinate system. The acquired data were processed through computational software and graphically represented using AutoCAD for the elaboration of the Site and Boundary Plan (PAD). This work combines theoretical and practical aspects specific to engineering surveying and cadastral science, demonstrating the technical competence required to obtain precise spatial data and to comply with the current legal framework governing property registration in the integrated cadastre and land registry system of Romania.

Cadastral documentation; topographic surveying; geodetic triangulation network; conditioned measurements; back-intersection (Bonea method); polar coordinate method; total station; Stereographic 1970 system; AutoCAD; land registration; ANCPI; geospatial data accuracy; planimetric reference system.

geodesy engineering

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